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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
P[QposaLs for Paving !.

Sealed Proposals will he received at the office OF
1857, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ, for Paving with Hard
Burned Fire Clay Brick the streets designated by
dinance. Proposals. may be made for nil the work
TO be done during the year. any street separately
Proposals to be made By tho square yard, and TO
include all cxcaya.ing, or Milling, sand. pitch,
rolling &c. stsssl F,Ii r. lsi
: The successful bidder will he required to give a
band In the penal SUN Of s. 900 for each separate
street. or IS COO for the whole work. - -
Each propose! must ba accompanied by the
names OF two Luretics 10 be osorec on said bond.
SuIetes must he citizens o! the State Of West Vir.
ginia "a 's,s55l 81. i..} 81 7s.:'s7g va
The Board reserves tho right to rc!ec. any or all
bids ~ 5gN f -I,7$E 10 ~
Specifications may be seen ct tho office OF the
Board. p tga..s. IT, >>1'7s. El5 l-sis-
Proposals should be addressed to The Clerk Of the
Board. - ~ l....-.. 5l = 5.sl.. !
IL Jas. II, LANCASTER. Clerk, 7I,asl- jyl5 !,
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q IF you have not seen the new novelties
in Gindles and Bets you should Gull on
JACOB W. GAUBB, r.
! ~ ~, The JeYeler.

WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Snltinga, Pantaloonings and Over.
cOAtlngs, which we are prepared 10 make
up In ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices. y. g. IDA
Our Willie Unlauudricd Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, nj
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo OF Balbriggan Un5
derwenr from 81 % n suit upwards, at
81 G.. HESS Il SONS', ~
1921 s. 1928 Market Street.
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Tho wheelinr Payem,nt IN RI :. 4 !, ),

4 Letters have recently, boon received bv,:
gentlemen in this city from Interested
persons in s..!Augustine and other nointa
in Florida, making inquiries no 10 tba
famous Wheeling brlct pavement, ' ia
eoss, etc. The letters atate that cypress
blocks have been used for paving in those
cities but they propose using something
better in the future, and having heard 81
tho Wheeling payements, wanted to know
more about them. In this way does tho
fame and name Of Wheeling continue to
70 abroad. ~ N z .it,;3, a, N m
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Indications,

II. WAsu1saqoa, D. O., July 15.-For Wee.
Virginia. fair Weather, stationary tempsra.
yture, variable windn. " . ) sSjj$ De,
.lif3llF For Western Pennsylvania, fair Weather,
slight chansea in temperature, winds
ehiitiup to southerly. a. l.. Z, 3
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Our Genuine Kangaroo 81 90 sI,oe

Tor gentlemen has been thoroughly tested
and wears well, aa many can testify. We
have only few pairs left, and any one
wanting light summer shoe should os.
amino them. ]. W. AMIcH, n
f ll43 Main street. \
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Z Moun,layiile Camp.

On and after July l, the Baltimore &
Ohio will run a special train to the
Moundsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:l0 P. NJ. daily, except Sun
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sAn reported by Chriat:an schnopi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAM. 9A.x. y u. sp.n. .f7r.x,
y 20 ~, 500 96' E.t4 9b0 $50
Ia Wcathcr-ClCar, fs ~ IN u ~ u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

The Beethoven, Germania, Manner-
Choir and Mozart singing societies and
friends will leave for Pittsburgh at 9
o'clock ?. NJ, (city time) by the Panhsn.
die road on above date. Round trip ouly
LIS. Opera House Brass Band accompa.
MES tho excursion. Tickets good five
days. Apply to any member OF above
societies for tickets and further particu-
lasH, sI3s{5s, MW&F g
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MARTINS FERRY,

ss-specisl attention given to Custom Made
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
A Readable Melange OF Local News and

A Readable AIslnnge OF Local News aud
Gossip There.
James Ralston left yesterday for New philadcl.
phia. So S. 3 ST. y Z - u . =
Mr.. Shell Martin is in Canton on short yaca,
ton. E35' b - !, '' =
James Alexander, Of St. Claisviile, Is visiting
Willis Hymcs sports a fine new team In his ex,
press wagon. 10 pa 80 -
Col. g. W; Mitchell returned home from Wells.
| burg yesterday. sS 49, !. - = :" :
Miss Minnie Majors, u typo In the Ohio Vale,
fetrs ot!ce, Is on tho sick list las55sg5 ~
George Smith Is having his house on First street
moved to his lot near the furnace. -
Ross Barr has so far recovered from typhoid fever
is to be able to go to New EHgerstowu. ~, =
The Laughlin mill Is making but little time This
week, on account Of the heat, and want Of iron.
Miss Kate Lyle. formerly OF this city. now o,
Canton, O., Is visiting friends In and about The
Jim Greer, who has for some time been making
as home In Mecombs, Ills, Is calling on oid
NJ D. II. Burwel. q young temperance orator Of
ability, ectuEed 10 large crowd on the Corner al
| Fourth and Hanover streets last evening. = ).
card received from George Ralston ono Of Tho
excursionists cast, says the marty are eninvjnu
themselves hugely on the beach at Coney Island.
| Inc wheeling Natural Gas Company has raiSetI
| itscit in the estimation Of tho people renerallv
because OF the almost perfect condition thew ar;,
leaving each street, after piping Tor The natural
gas. t,a ID - $500. ,s5s ~. - i-'I',@1
Early yesterday morning. Iva, a Ia wear old
daughter Of William lumphrevilie was taken III
WIN spasms, which nearly caused her dn,tb
Though somewhat better, she is still In critical
The natural gas has been turned on in Tho Han.
over street main, and soon the 1nerchants ,rii,
have the fixtures put LII their stores and dwe,i;ns
houses, SO as 70 be ready for the gas when il NAV
DO turned OIL in full - 1i y ~ -
The Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling Ra,,,osa
tomnany Is now In possession OF number NJ en- N
houses on First street, but Will sell them ali mo-
Wiling the purchasers will remove them elsewhcrc
that the company may have rppm for the eyan,ia,,
OF large freight depot which will DO built al NJ,
Yesterday afternoon woman traye,np fror,
pittsburgh, by tte name OF Mrs. Wsr,icv ,nodu
| her appearance at John Moons saloon. On EI,s,
street, and demanded drink, which was oivoM
her, aud after drinking she refused 10 nav inr 4
and when asked for the price she tnrred "ha,,
tongue loose on the unSuspectIug barkeeper threat
enipg all Kinds OF damage and THROWING al
KINDS OF epithets at him. aud deaeu anvono II
touch her. After thing herself In abnsjnr I NJ -
Noon. she went over 10 tho Cleveland Il pitts.
| bufsa depot and demanded OF one OF Tho orr.
hloyes room 10 stay over night Il She wa, in,
formed that she might sleep In The cellar. whnrc
| able amusement for tho spectators 1thst IoS
gathered around. She departed for neirhhnrinnuu
saloon. leaving all In a aunndaryl az ia whethS,
Ehe was slightly off or mt O.; t-'-I-. ~ '1ssas4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

EXTRA choice Georgia melons and can.
tsloupes at MAYER L KlLLgEN's, 4a,
ks 1920 Market street. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

EXTRA choice Georgia meons and can.
taloupes, st MAYER & K1LLEEN's,
ll29 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

~ ~, ttICuiNG, SChLY, PIMpr,y Y = 4.
"a roe tne iast year have had spcces ~ ,ot
ss anu plmply humoraT on my f.ce n " .iGanHg
ao snpsa s methods d ,reaten
tiiely cured bY ad witch was speedily and en-
r. q AZ 10 " Mns' ia n p1,r, ~, :, }l7;
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80. New Advertisements. st=i y5s-lg
Wantcd-Two Young Coloyed Men want Work, +
r. Stocks For sale--l. irwin. r!n a. ST. ar
& :Wanted-Travclers out Of Wheeling. ~ -r5
n You Can Enjoy see Bath at Homc-R. Il. List
Administrator Bale OF stocks-Samuel n
prather. 4l.y5ls 81
.! Tho stevens ratcnt--Ncsbltt & Bro. "A q
q. Fine SILK Umbrellas--i. G. Dillon Il Co. 81 q
y Observation-Disclosures Of VlIgtntus Lodge No. 2, !. o.
O. F.--Eead OF Local. Is 500 u =. ;. (, p
1 ( Proposals. for Paving Head OF Local. NJ
& baltimore Il Ohio Kailroad-Thrd page.
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BLAcEBgRR1Es will be- scarce. Leave
your orders ut MAYER e. KlLLEES's,
& ll29 Market street, /:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

va NO MFDIOINEL LIKE THEM ~ n u
LAST ~ 91ye void your Cuticun Kemedies tor ,ho
live beter aaa no medicines on our shelves
tj5@ o'F. :AIHERIoN, Druggist, ALBANY. n y ~
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Civil Sery.re 9

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, pure
sweet and fragrant. The hest in tbs
world ut the prics. Sold in /. ard Ii by
tho Wholesale grocery trade Of W hesIinc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

BLAcKHERRlEs will be scarce. Leaye
your orders at MAYER 4 k1LLgES's f{ii1,
~ 5 1923 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

The Cleveland, Lorraine i Wheeling Ra,,,os,
omnany Is now In possession ola number OF small
houses on First street. but Will sell them ali mo-
vidinE the purchasers VIII remove them elsewhere.
Of large freight depot, which viii DO built st mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
FoR SALE

FARMS FOG SALE.
-Four Fine Farms For r,ale..onc n 80 4cs,
siuA he az % Fk ssst q hasus FERN S
choice fruits Of ali knds In e wafer,
s Srn nao nearly all In gsaiu-cheap and on ea1
ono OF 100 Acres situate o,,h, r,,,os ,,op
Bridgeport, On tho Cadiz PEe viii rond twosion
,nih nouS and line barn and other outbuildlngA
wl W. IN n abundance Of fruit Of ali kinds
port. on Wheeling CseeS, son,h sIdo Of Eaioas
toaa, win 4 splendid two.sto.y frame dwelling
VIII WIN ali fImsinins seven rooms hail aud PANTY
plenty OF ANAL fruit Of ali Kinds.
q. AMo one 81 117,Acres, situG,e one mile wes. o.
sns Uiatilsviiie T. This Is considered one Of the
uneSt farms IN Belmont county In every particular,
rich SOY. nlca location, and In splendid ordet
(. Az o. the above farms will 30 sold cheap and Oh
cAsy Ieins. For particulars call on or address
s. x Il Z. h g..s . ~ ~ K T. HOWELL
, :. - INSURANCE and Real Estate Agent,
-My!s-NwAp - sts0is bridegroom. Oht.
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Special Excursion to Pittsburgh, Monday,
NJ5,3 July Is, e5TtF y 7ta-tlSi
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sgEsH FIsu received daily at
Excurs.on to Waite sulphur sprln,rrs.I

8 MAYER & KILLEES'e, 4
1920 market street.
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Light, SoftE|eXib|eS for Summer V[par


LaUano hANDhADh TURNED CATERS, LOW OXFORD TIES
SLIPPERS
JAMES DIVINE, 1Io7 Main Stree Atl eA aha
aa Aeafin
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Early yesterday morning. Iva, a Ia year old
daughter OF william Iumphrevile, was taken iii
with spasms which nearly. caused her 5e1th
dhoneh somewhat better, she is still In critical
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
Ghe 0ntelli;:}le1llf:1:,
New Advertisements.

oascei Nos. SO and ~ Fourtoonth Street.
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The natural gas has been turned on in tho Han.
over street main, and soon the 1nerchants viii
nave INC fixtures put III their stores aud dwelling
hotsSs 80 az 70 DC ready for the gas when 1t may
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Christian Bippns celebrated his Goth birthday BY
3 supper to invited friends, at his home Weines.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-04

DOVER, Jan. 3.-Everythlng In quie
this morning and every ons IL In a wild
state OF exoec ,aDcy at what will follow
Tho latter in Saturdays REPUBLICAN
vered the ground. The only thins
NV this morning is that McCabe',
friends Claim six votes for him In SUE
SIX. Ii this is a fact, with his foul
vItes IN New Castle and four In Kent
there Is no doubt whatever of bis cleo.
{ n on the first ballot. His claims,
however, are large, but AZ this writing
1t looks q great deal like az II lie will
be the next Speaker OF the House. But
Q great many things may happen be
fore this evening.
The Speaker of the Senate is In a de
lighifui state Of III certainty. Coopt r
claims the votes Of Now hor ter, Bacon,
DR.. Martin aud himst IT, and Ia looking
to either Crossan or Dorman for the
hftb. But 1t looks very much Is II he
will stop Of touEIn that case the con test
In the Senate may be prolonged to the
length II was two years ago.
Smaliey 10 hire this morning and
making energetic efforts and some pro-
Rress. he GLAZING every vote In New
Castle but Muliigan and Chandler, aud
II hs has these Ave he will be the lead :
ing man on the first ballot For the
Senate clarkship, the uncertainty 10
even greater than the speskership
1t IL said that Wolcott and Caufey
are making active efforts o elect Moore.
State Librarian Tiuitt has put every /.
thing in apple pie order for the mem.
beers and everything looks new. fresh
and clean.
The firm of John +. Salisbury and
John P Salisbury, the propIietors Of
the Dslswsrenn. has bsen dissolved.
John II Salisbury will own the paper
hereafter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-04
Wear Out w. Kust Ont

In his inaugural address before the
sanitary congress recently held at
York, Sir T. Spencer Wells, the presi
dent OF the congress, touched upon u
subject OF great interest 10 educators.
He said, speaking as q sanitarian, so
lar as concerns the mental and physi-
cal training of children, and giving
women the option of other occupations
than those of domestic lite, he saw no
great cause for alarm 1t is an age in
which education-at any rate, for the
middle classes-must be pushed far
beyond the limits which our fathers
thought wide enough for us. Mere
rule-of-thumb work is almost out of
date; and there are so many industries
In which scientific knowledge and ex-
actness are requisite, that the want of
early education cuts off a young mans
chances of advancement A workman
must now be something more than q
mere machine. He must have head
as well as hands, brain as well as
insscle; and, as uneducated brains are
not worth more in the labor market
than unframed muscle, we must be
Content TO make some sacrifice in their
culture. AS for the outcry about the
dangers of women taking up mems
work, II Is breath wasted. A great
many failures will outweigh the few
successes and bring the balance right
"For my own part" continued the
speaker, II think women capable OF a
great deal more than they have been
accustomed TO do in times past. If
oyerwork sometimes leads to disease.
ii is morally more wholesome 10 work
into il than to lounge into it. And i'll
some medical practitioners have oh.
served cases where mental overstrain
has led to disease of mind or body, II
can not deny that | also have at long
intervals seen some such cases. But
for every such example | feel quite
sure that have seen at least twenty
where evils equally to be deplored are
caused in young women by want of
mental occupation, by deficient exer-
else, too luxurious living and too
much amusement or excitement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-04

Thefe hes arrived In Atlanta. "a
| perhaps the younoest couple over mar.
risd. Tho husband 10 only II yeaya ola
And his wife 70 two years youp gar. Thsv
arrived In Atlanta . few DAYS sinoe
from San Francisco, and are stavjnS
Win ulends. He stated that his nam
wes SANDY Lookmore, and tina, his Wife,
before she was married, was named
jennie hoystAr. They have been mar.
ried over three yeais. When the nun
ttAls were s0lsmnizsd. Ia the Shetland
Island, In May. 1883, be was onIy IA
and she WAS IL. They were engaged
swo years before the knot wAs fastened
legally. When Asked what induced
them 70 take 30 serious q step NJ NJ
early. an sge, the young Benedict re.
sponded:
"Wsll, We were lef; orphans withou,
any relsti veS or friends, for our pareu u
were shipWrecksd, and We found onr.
selves on the Shetland Islands. nm.
known and alone. Fortunately I had
been entrusted with the keepirg of a
package BY my father. and m an sged To
hold ON 70 IL through al the storm
When We were rescued had the pack
age safe and sound In nv possessiop.
It contained about S12, 600 In United
States currency. OF course, being 40
we'll supplied with cash. did NOT lack
friends. Jennie and l fell Into the
handle OF an excellent old English oou
PIE. who provided for us and irented US
like their own children. We were
placed ct school under mipIster Of the
gospel from New York State, who
spared no pains TO train us. After two
years We resolved TO get married. AT
hrst the idea was hooted ut BY every
member Of the family in which We
were staying. but finally we got the
consent Of all Of them, and were duly
married. Shortly after wards we started
for Eogland. There We remained until
about six months ago, when We came
TO the United States to look after some
property in Connecticut which vas sa,d
TO belong TO my wife. Sure enough We
found tina. in Hartford there was
property valued Mt $50, 600 which my
wife had inherited, and which would
fall Into her sole possession the year she
reached her majority. In the mean.
time the interest on the property goes
to her." About this time the youur
wife rejoined her husband, and the
young couple walked away a. happy as
cooling doves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-04

The N ising Of olives ID Q new Mis-.
sissippi int ustry.
The debt of South Carolina is ola.
cially stGsed u be 20, SOC, 900.
During the past year CAT duels have
been fought In FrA nee.
There are only tw, ,nty.four Japan
ese residents In New FORK city.
The Austrian govern. ment has Is
sued an order prohibiting The playing
Of poker.
The Italian colony in New Orleans
is now said to number some 10000
people.
The Kingdom OF Bavaria has 4, 500
hook and ladder companies and $50,
600 firemen.
Southern California will show q
wine crop of 1900, 600 gallons this
year. and raisin crop Of 1000, 900
boxes.
1t is estimated that $4,000 to 80. 900
cubic feet of rain falls on the surface
of the globe each year.
In spite of the great emigration
from the British Isles. the population
increases at the rate of l, 900 per day.
Mount Everest. Himalaya range. 10
90, 002 feet high, and is now thought
to be the highest peak on the earth.
A ton of palmetto is to be sent
North from Sanford, Fla, to be manu-
featured into paper AS test of that
material for printing paper.
There are twenty seven mountains
In Nevada over 10. 600 feet high. will
sons Peak, at 1906 feet, towering
above all the rest.
The present cotton crop in Arkan-
sas Is the best ever raised In the State.
II Is estimated that the yield will reach
$50, 600 bales, against GO0,O0O in 1885.
The crop Of oranges in Southern
California this year will require, it Is
said, fifteen cars per day for four
months to take them to market.
Large importation of American
frozen meats has reduced tue price in
London, TO what a local paper says,
"looks like the irreducible minimum"
Partisan dolls are now constructed
AFTER Inc model OF famous actresses.
Sara Bernhard, Mary Anderson and
other theatrical celebrities appear
faithfully represented in wax play.
things.
The stockholders of the Old Colony
Railroad have voted against giving
passes 10 members of the Ma .sachu-
sets Legislature. and statesmen living
on that line will do their duty by mail
this winter.
Previous To 1879 typhoid fever was
very prevalent in Vienna, Austria. At
that time the drinking water was the
water of the Danube. In that year
new source for the city's water was
drawn upon, and since then the dis
ease has very much decreased.
Paris las new institution that is
popular. 1t is an establishment on
main boulevard where, by paying half
a franc (ten cents) one can wash his
hands, have his boots BACKED, bis coat
brushed, write letters, read all the lead
ing Continental and English news
papers, consult a reference library and
use telephone.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-04
RUSSELL'S
HIVE"
306 Market Street,

Monday, January 8, we COM
mence our GREAT ANNUAL MARK
Down AND CLEARING SALE. when
you may expect to get Bargains
that will eclipse any we ever
offered.
English Silk Seal Cloth Coats
marked down one-third. Now
is your time to buy at two-third
price. Our loss is your gain.
lot of Ladies' Sd Jackets
to be sold at half price.
We have more Hand Bags
LETT from the holidays than we
want to keep, and have marked
down a big line Of 81 to 50 cents;
see our 5o-cent bag.
bale Gray Blankets. have
been this season S2-are now
SI.so. Splendid White Blank
cts from S. down to 81.
The balance of a lot Of Gents
Scarlet Shirts and Drawers
marked from 81 to IS cents, to
close them out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-04

A Chicago drummer tells OF a mer.
chaLt In Walnut, Ill, who, being pros-
porous and heavy buyer, Ia wei. trent
Q by the commercial travellers, and has
many cigar offered him He always
takes :he cigar. says It's against my
principles to smoke in business hours,
IN light this after supper" and when
he gets n hundred puts them In box
and sells them TO q train boy on the
Burlington road for half price.